African Meeting House
This is the oldest African American church in America. 8 Smith Street (617 725 0022)
Boston Public Library
Established in 1848, this was the first library in America to lend books. It is an elaborate and ornate building, that includes a courtyard, halls and upper levels. 700 Boylston Street (617 536 5400).
Christian Science Centre
The world headquarters of the Christian Science Church. 175 Huntington Ave. (617 450 3790).
Faneuil Hall
Where the Revolution started and nicknamed as “the cradle of Liberty ”. Over the years many famous Americans have addressed the public in this hall, including JFK and Martin Luther King. There are several floors displaying art and historical artefacts. Dock Square( 617 242 5675)
John Hancock Tower
Once very popular due to it's observation tower that closed to the public in 2001, this building still holds the mantle of New England's tallest skyscraper. St James Avenue
Kings Chapel
A fine example of Georgian church architecture, and next door is the King's Chapel Burying ground which is Boston's oldest cemetery.Corner Tremont and School Streets (617 635 4505)
Old North Church
Famous for hanging the two lanterns in the church sexton to say the British had gone to Lexington, this is one of Boston's historic landmarks. 193 Salem Street (617 523 6676).
Paul Revere House
Built in 1680 and the house from which Paul Revere started his historic ride. Dwarfed by the surrounding modern buildings, this house remains true to its 1680 roots. There is even the Revere family 900 pound bell in the courtyard. 19 North Square (617 523 2338).
Prudential Center Skywalk Observatory
Prudential Centerb617-859-0648,
State House
This impressive piece of architecture is recognisable due to the golden dome. Inside are halls lined with works of art tracing Boston's famous history, there is also a collection of 400 flags. 24 Beacon Street (617 727 3676).
Trinity Church
This Romanesque church is an imposing landmark in Boston. Constructed in 1877 of sandstone and granite, inside there is some lavish artwork, including murals and carvings. Copley Square (617 536 0944).
